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Picture gallery - Volume X., No. 4.

Night view of the Marcel Ferencz design for the Budapest Museum of Ethnography. Architectural visualisation: AXION Visual

© NAPUR Architectual Ltd.

József Mindszenty is listening to a confession on Heroes’ Square in Budapest at the International Eucharistic Congress in 1938

©FORTEPAN

Students are “protesting” against Archbishop Mindszenty on 9 December 1948 in Budapest. “Mindszenty is for War, Youth is for Peace”

© MTI, Photo by Sándor Bauer – Elek Kozacsek

József Mindszenty celebrating the Holy Mass and the procession of the Holy Right in front of St Stephen’s Basilica in Budapest in the 1940s, before his arrest in December 1948

Show trial in Communist Hungary in 1949 against Archbishop Mindszenty accused of spying and treason. Sentenced to life imprisonment on 13 February 1949; freed on 31 October 1956

©CULTiRiS / AKG Images / Erich Lessing

Cardinal Mindszenty after being freed from prison on 31 October 1956

©CULTiRiS / AKG Images

Cardinal Mindszenty was brought to Budapest by Major Antal Pálinkás (Pallavicini) on 31 October 1956 under ther command of State Minister Zoltán Tildy. The Major was executed by the Communists after the Revolution

©MTI

John Paul II at the grave of Mindszenty in Mariazell, Austria in 1988

József Mindszenty’s bronze statue in Esztergom created by the Russian sculptor Vladimir A. Surovcev. The statue was bestowed upon the city of Esztergom by the Russian Peacemakers and Peace Foundation in 2015

Photo by Attila Mudrák

The Saxon Lutheran fortified church in Baráthely (Pretai, Brateiu, Romania); the church dates from the 13th–15th centuries and the fortification from the 16th century

Photo by Géza Entz

The Sekler Unitarian fortified church in Székelyderzs (Dârjiu, Romania); the church dates from the 13th–15th centuries and the fortification from the 17th century

Photo by József S. Sebestyén

Saint Ladislas, Hungarian knight-king (ruler 1077–1095, canonised 1192). Mural in the Hungarian Unitarian church of Székelyderzs (Dârjiu, Romania); a part of the mural cycle made in 1419 upon the order by master Pál, the son of István Ungi

Photo by József S. Sebestyén

Chancel interior of the onetime Saxon Lutheran parish church in Almakerék (Malmkrog, Mălâncrav, Romania); the church and the murals date from the end of the 14th century; triptych 1440–1450

Photo by Géza Entz

18th-century Gothisised organ-loft with Anatolian rugs represententing the guilds; the medieval Saxon Lutheran parish church, also known as Black Church, in Brassó (Kronstadt/ Braşov, Romania)

Photo courtesy of the Saxon Lutheran Church of the Augsburg Confession in Brassó (Kronstadt/Braşov, Romania)

Part of the structure of the Reformed wooden bellfry in Siklód (Şiclod, Romania), dating from 1784

Photo by Géza Entz

Painted wooden ceiling from 1705, in the Reformed church of Bánffyhunyad (Huedin, Romania)

Photo by Géza Entz

Gilt silver baptismal pitcher and bowl from the mid-17th century, works of Péter Huszár, goldsmith from Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca, Romania). Presents by György Rákóczi I, Prince of Transylvania; properties of the Reformed Parish of Alsóváros, Kolozsvár

Museum of the Hungarian Reformed Church in Transylvania, Kolozsvár (Cluj-Napoca, Romania). Photo by Géza Entz

The Romanian Saint Nicholas Greek Catholic church in the Transylvanian Fogaras (Făgăraş, Romania), dating from 1697–1698. It was founded by the Wallachian Romanian prince Constantin Brâncovianu

Photo available on the internet

Romanian wooden church built by Greek Catholics in Surdeşti (Transylvania, Romania) in 1776; its tower is 72 metres high

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